API Tester

This tool assembles curl commands from the details you provide: the API endpoint, the HTTP method, and an optional JSON body. It generates a command you can run in your terminal — the tool itself does not send requests. URL and the HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and others). The output is a complete curl command with a JSON content-type header, ready to run in your terminal.

It is a command builder, not a live request runner: the tool produces the command, and you execute it wherever you need to — your local machine, a container, or a CI job. That makes it useful for documentation, sharing requests with teammates, and scripting.

The generated command follows standard curl conventions, so it works in any environment where curl is installed.

The tool reads the first line of your input as the endpoint URL and the second line as the HTTP method. It then assembles a curl invocation: the method flag, the URL, and a JSON content-type header.

The command is built by simple string assembly in the browser — no request is made to any server, and your endpoint never leaves your device.

The result is shown as text you can copy straight into a terminal.

curl is the standard command-line tool for transferring data with URLs, and it is the de facto way to test HTTP APIs from the terminal. A basic request needs the URL, the method (-X), and often headers (-H) like Content-Type for JSON APIs.

The tool builds exactly that minimal, correct request. From there, real-world requests usually grow — authentication headers (Authorization: Bearer ...), request bodies (-d), and query parameters. The generated command is the clean starting point you extend with your specifics.

One note on accuracy: the command is assembled from what you type, so an incorrect URL or method produces an incorrect request. The tool's job is formatting, not validating your endpoint.